Brian M. Resnick

Bankruptcy Court Jurisdiction May Be More Limited than You Think

Journal Issue:

Sept 2022

Bankruptcy Code:

11 U.S.C. § 365

Topic Tags:

Bankruptcy Litigation

Executory Contracts/Leases

Venue/Jurisdiction

Business Reorganization

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Anatomy of a Hundred-Cent Case: Deconstructing Hertz and Garrett Motion

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Topics:

Business Reorganization

Turnaround Issues

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Intercreditor Disputes

Bankruptcy Code:

363

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Topics:

Creditors' Committee

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A Bird in the Hand Is Worth Two on the Effective Date

Journal Issue:

Bankruptcy Code:

Topic Tags:

Administrative Expense Claims

Claims

Creditors' Committee

Plan Confirmation

Business Reorganization

Covid19

Unsecured Trade Creditors

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Recent Confirmation Developments

Bankruptcy Code:

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Topics:

Plan Confirmation

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Obsolescence as a Catalyst

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Topics:

Business Reorganization

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Management Incentive Plans Under a Microscope

Journal Issue:

Bankruptcy Code:

Topic Tags:

Business Reorganization

Labor/Employment

Turnaround Issues

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Breaking Up (and Getting Paid) Is Hard to Do

Journal Issue:

May 2010

Topic Tags:

Asset Sales

Practice and Procedure

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Third Circuit Finds DCF Analysis Commercially Reasonable Determinant of Value

Journal Issue:

May 2011

Bankruptcy Code:

none

Topic Tags:

Real Estate

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Brian M. Resnick

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